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The ‘90s butterfly Y2K fashion trend has graced Dua Lipa’s Instagram feed again – here's why it'll be fluttering into your wardrobe this season

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Sweet, but the resurgence did get us wondering what butterflies actually symbolise. Why we so obsessed with them? What's the BIG DEAL? Well, not only are they a symbol of transformation; blossoming into something unique and truly beautiful, but they are also known to be a sign of good luck. Rumour has it, if a butterfly flutters past you (or lands on you), you'll be #blessed with great energy in the weeks that follow. Worth a shot??

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If you're not yet convinced by the introduction of butterfly motifs in your daily office #lewks, fret not. There are loads of cute and subtle ways to play without going OTT. Y'know – butterfly hair clips (ta, ASOS), butterfly necklaces (from designers and high street heroes alike) and even butterfly fragrances. Jo Loves, we're looking at you. Brave enough to go bold? Make a beeline for Urban Outfitters for butterfly-printed midi skirts and cami tops, or ASOS for the cutest butterfly knitted jumper we ever did see. Catch us taking the trend straight into autumn.

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Y2K beauty is going viral on TikTok and it's the fun, nostalgic trend all '90s babies will relate to

Less skinny brows and frosted tips, more crimping and butterfly clips pls.

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